I've had migraines for most of my adult life, which are triggered by a multitude of factors, from weather to food, from A-Z. As best I can, I don't allow it to interfere with my lifelong love of reading.
I'm considering purchasing a Kindle, but wonder if the flash during page turns will trigger a migraine for me. (I have less concern over the display itself because it's not backlit. For example, computer monitors are a problem for me.)
Bright flashes (as from a camera) or high-speed editing and/or fast forwarding of films or TV segments are some triggers that necessitate my looking away to avoid a migraine.
Do any of you suffer from migraines? How does the Kindle compare to books for you?
I'm considering purchasing a Kindle, but wonder if the flash during page turns will trigger a migraine for me. (I have less concern over the display itself because it's not backlit. For example, computer monitors are a problem for me.)
Bright flashes (as from a camera) or high-speed editing and/or fast forwarding of films or TV segments are some triggers that necessitate my looking away to avoid a migraine.
Do any of you suffer from migraines? How does the Kindle compare to books for you?